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Add antifreeze to pump1. Choose the correct antifreeze.2. Attach pump saver hose to the inlet of the pump. 3. Place container over the outlet of the pump.4. Spray the pump saver.

Remove all fuel from your fuel system1. Clamp off the fuel line.2. Release fuel clamp and full fuel line away from carburetor/fuel pump.3. Drain fuel into container.4. Reattach fuel line and clamp.5. Remove fuel from the carburetor bowl.

Add oil to the cylinder1. Remove the spark plug.2. Add a little bit of oil into the cylinder.3. Use the starter to crank engine over a few times.4. Replace the spark plug.

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How to Winterize a Pressure Washer

Learn how to properly winterize your pressure washer by adding antifreeze to the pump, draining the oil, and adding oil to the piston. Read the full article for a step-by-step guide.

It's important to protect your pressure washer by getting it ready for the cold temperatures and winter. This can be in less than an hour with no trouble. Follow the steps below to learn how to drain your gas, add antifreeze to your pump, and prevent corrosion in your piston.

And it's just that easy to winterize your pressure washer for the winter. No matter what type of pressure washer you have, the steps of this process won't change. Not only will this save you money on replacing parts, it will extend the life of your pressure washer. You'll be happy you winterized your pressure washer when Spring hits, so don't delay!